The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-28
Indiana AUSTRIAN Miners al Car.
bon attend II Wedding uud
Pass the Time Together.
Wicked Deeds of the World in
~ Dark Catalogue. Com
pilCd carefully.
\ 'IIdutHn's Deed
lie SETTLED ITS BOARD,

GRANp RNrfps, Mich, July IA /
double tragedy occurred hero this |
morning. Cha.. j. Woinar, late agent /
of the metropolitan Insurance compa-
ny, livirg Al Patterson, s. J had u
dispute with Mrs. susan ,oniaIly his .
landiady, about All unpaid board bill |
Weinar drew revolv,r and fired, the |
bullet passing through Mrs liontnlly's
brain, killing her instantly. He then
shot himself dead. Mis-. Boutally WAS
"A widow. Wciuar has family at
Patterson, withcr he was about to
RETURN.
a WEDDING rARrN.
Indianapolis lud. July 2G-Word
has reached here from Carbon thai u
Wedding among Austrian miners
Thursday uigAt was attended by a
dance and drunken cArou,.ug. This
was continued until nearly day break
with more or less yuarrrling which
eliminated in n general row. Pistols
| clubs aud bricks were used withcllcct
/ Thomas, j Ohm and Edward Morgan.
/ brothers, and Tom Bossen and John
Ryan were the leaders Thoy a>saul-
) ed John Ross beating him in "a terri
BILE In amer. Ross friends went TO
his rescue and several shots were fired.
Ross was shot IN the hoad aud Killed.
Another tu was hot in the eye aud
two or three others were shot or
otherwise Dhdly hurt though not Ia
tally. Dr u. T.. Nutt was found on
the street nj dHl break with his -kui.
I lst.fH.|tnA TAO .ttIHftIfltr f,1n ln iA
conscious aud may die.
a HORRIBLE TRAFFIC.
CmDAGo, July a. The limos src.
cis. from OUowH, ont, says the scn-
satIou which was caused nj the capital
| of tlo Dominion over the startling
revelations made within the past few
| day4 ae 10 the treilic in yom, girls of
from wrlvc to fourteen years old, in
| which uuumOcr OF prominent citizens,
as we'll as several leading politicians,
are impluAtod. promises tO develop
| into scandal even greater than that
exposed recently uy the Pail Mail
Gazette. ono scandal follow ing 2n-
othor -o closely In n metropolitan
city has iuccn~cd citizens generally.
| Last night u meeting was heid under
the aUsplct- Of the society for the
'rcvCniion Of Cruelty, with view
TO devise some means by Whnh the
-rea' slai3 on the capitals good name
might be removed. special lcgisH~
ton II Was decided, would be neccs-
eGry TO attain TINT end, and the matter
N 81 therefore ua the subject of
special lc 'isiatiOn II the next session
of parliament. The chief OF police
| hns records IN his possession which
would cr inmate several prominent
politicians II brought into court
Tim such u measure, 'i introduced in
parliament would be defeated hy
guilty members of the scnble and
house OF commons, whose names are
freely mentioned ~ fearing that their
.ndor. omcut of -uci measure
aud The subsequent investigation
would ,riminGto them-,iyc-
sEHsAIIlas PROSPECTIVE.
New 5 oRK July 21-The Ottawa
special announcement that a mG--rn-
GER in thC house ~ commons, of the
nam of Bci has brought action
again-t SIR CharlC Tupper minister
OF tinGncc, on Lchalt OF his wife for
active work she pcrlOrmCd for SIR |
Charles TX causing grent sensation .
here. Bell said today TINT sir Charlc- /.
having charged him whh attempted /
he is now publishing 7
II pamphlet in which he [
viii show up the character
of sir Charlie aud "a member of par
lament II the name Galley who was
nt one time boarded in his house The
pamphlet wlll be published in three
weeks, be say and until 1t is given
TO the public the startling revelations
which MIR. Bel promises to give 10
.hc world viii not be known. He
say N point Of sensation they excel {